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CICC expects China's infrastructure inv. growth to stay above 15pct
China International Capital Corporation (CICC) expects China's annual infrastructure investment is still likely to grow more than 15 percent in 2016.
Interview: Slowdown in China won't affect its investments in Africa
African countries will continue to benefit from Chinese investments despite an economic slowdown in the world's second largest economy.
China invests over 2 trillion yuan on water projects in past 5 years
China invested more than 2 trillion yuan (about 304 billion U.S. dollars) on water projects in the five years between 2011 and 2015.
Foreign investment evolves along with China's economy
As China's economy shifts from manufacturing and investment to consumption and innovation, the landscape for foreign investment is changing too.
China to increase agricultural investment
China plans increased spending on agriculture to boost rural development, it was announced Wednesday.
China MOF unveils 3rd batch PPP demonstrative projects
"We will roll out the third batch of public-private partnership (PPP) demonstrative projects in a more transparent manner."
Commentary: Chinese economic transition testing global investors' wisdom
As the Chinese economy is undergoing profound restructuring and transition, international investors seem to be split in their judgment.
China plans marine conservation projects
A series of projects for marine ecosystem conservation, which include a marine ecological reserve involving Nansha Islands in the South China Sea
Factbox: Facts and figures about China's railway development
China's railway sector sped up in 2015, not only in domestic network expansion but also in sending its high-speed train technology overseas.
Backgrounder: The AIIB
The AIIB started operation on Saturday, with a launch ceremony in Beijing.
China planning big railway investment in 2016
China will invest 800 billion yuan (123 billion U.S. dollars) on railways in 2016, especially in the less developed central and western regions.
AIIB president committed to "highest possible standard"
The first president of the AIIB vowed he will adhere to the "highest possible standard" in running the new multilateral financial institution.
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Feature: Tourism rejuvenates old Silk Road town